Recent content by MicroMOA

Ok, thanks. Which is why I don't post any WTS ads here. I only comment to give techincal information when someone asks for advise on my product in particular or a directly related application.

Yes, we are a small business and can't afford to pay multiple sites right now. We are paying for one right now. I try to only post when relevant here. Am I in violation here? I am sorry if I am and if that is that is the case, I just will not post here anymore. It is unfortunate that...

Using different loads is like using special weight carriers, buffers or springs. That is what the custom plates are for, you drill them out to whatever works for your specific configuration. As an example we have an LE agency that uses the right position for Simunitions which also doubles as...

An alternative is our patented tool-less gas block called the Govnah by MicroMOA. As seen in the picture below, you don't need any special tools to move the regulator plate. Just push it through an opening on your rail system with a bullet or any other object you can fit through your rail...

Thanks! Yes, as pictured below, our patented tool less gas blocks works fine under a Troy rail with no tools. Just push the regulator plate with a bullet or whatever. Below is a picture from a customer of a VTAC Alpha rail and showing that even a 300 BLK round isn't too big to push the...

+1. For only $20, you can get a 'baby Govnah' as pictured below. It is basically a standard low profile gas block that we machine in house. Except that the port in the gas block is only .043 so you just drill it out to the point it works optimally for your configuration and done...

Here are some pictures of some customer builds using my patented, tool-less adjustable gas block. Below is a picture under a BCM KMR using a two position regulator plate for just suppressed/un-suppressed - NO mods: Another picture under a BCM KMR from another customer using a 3 position...

My patented, tool-less block works fine with the DD MK18. It is currently the only tool-less option currently available that uses a standard, un-modified gas tube. Here is a picture of mine: Just use a bullet to move the regulator plate: Here is a video of it running in full auto:

Tell me about it...I never shoot the stuff either but being on the commercial side, it is hard to please everyone. I don't see why anyone would pay for a match grade barrel and then put crap ammo in it.....I guess just like how some people put cheap gas in cars that require high octane.

+1, an H2 buffer is all that is needed to stop bolt bounce (at least for 5.56) and that is all I use. As mentioned any heavier and you are just adding reciprocating mass. Heavy buffers also don't do anything to reduce the fouling. My patented tool less adjustable gas block adjusts from...

I agree, at least 90% are over gassed....but it is all relative. Think back 20 years ago (if you're as old as I am) and there was no comm block 5.56 on the market back then and only handful of AR parts mfgr's. Now with so many choices of springs, buffers and steel cased ammo, barrel mfgr's...

According to the Rainier site, the Evolution has a 1.56" ID so that is plenty of room for the 2 or 3 position Govnah. Yes, did test the ones pictured above suppressed but the results posted were for un-suppressed. The point of the testing above was to prove that when talking UN-suppressed, X...

All MicroMOA Govnah's come standard with 2 regulator plates. That said, for 10.3" - 12.5" barrels, the 2 position versions come with a .049"/.070" regulator plate and a .052"/.073" port. You can see in the link below that I recently worked on a local shooter's Noveske SB upper on a full auto...

+1...Started using Fireclean about a month ago and it truly is incredible. I used to use whatever I had laying around, Tetra, Slip 2000 EWL, CLP, Rem Oil, Motor Oil whatever. While they all do work, I found nothing worked when it came to suppressed full auto. So I started researching...

+1, see my video here: